Onondaga OKs county waste plan
Onondaga town moves toward a formal contract to supply about 13 343 tons of garbage annually for the 133.2 million rock cut road trash fueled steam plant under study by county officials and UOP Inc. Syracuse and SU talks continue as the county seeks a total 400 000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Michael Kelly
Onondaga
Rock Cut Road
Paul Wicker
Wicker
Clay
UOP, Inc
Syracuse
Syracuse University
East Taylor Street
State of
New York
Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency
Tripoli
Smoral Road
Review Promises Top Level Review of SCM Case
Commerce Secretary Baldrige orders a top level review of Smith Corona relief bid amid Japanese imports pressure. SCM executives report a possible April 1 decision while the Commerce Department completes its price-dumping probe. Local congressmen express cautious optimism about potential relief and job retention in Tompkins Cortland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence J. Kivlan
R. Scott Rapp
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Smith-Corona
Commerce Department
Baldrige
Washington, D.C
SCM Corp
SCM Board
Paul Blicker
SCM Consumer “Products Division
George Burns
Gary Lee
Dryden
George Wortley
Fayetteville
Ed Silverstone
SCM
Lee
Tompkins-Cortland
Merce Department
Blicker
Burns
Department of Commerce
White House
U.S
Soviet Union
Poland
Tme
Licker
Evidence Points to Mary Ann Lyles in Dorsey Slayings
State police testified they found an envelope with Mary Ann Lyles name in a Syracuse parking lot on Sept 18, six weeks after she and James Dorsey were killed at his Liverpool home. Investigators traced items to two Syracuse locations with the help of co defendant Arthur Bullock who has pleaded guilty to a reduced charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Fish
Mary Ann Lyles
Syracuse
James Dorsey
Liverpool
Michael Jasek
Robert Louis Lyles
Arthur D. Bullock
Bullock
Maple St
Lyles
Dorsey
Turtle Cove Road
Midland Ave
Norman A. Mordue
Jasek
Niagara Mo
Button donation funds to buy food for Poles
Central New Yorkers join area businesses in supporting Polish Solidarity through red ribbon pins and badges. Six Chappell's stores sell Polish Solidarity buttons for 50 cents or more, with all proceeds to the American Red Cross Polish Relief Fund to buy food for Poland. Sacred Heart Church distributed 4000 ribbons and Tops Markets distributed at least 3000 lapel badges. Scouts earned a merit badge by distributing ribbons. Tops Market in West Genesee and West Fayette streets participates in a statewide Polish aid drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Sacred Heart Church
Boy Scouts
Sacred Heart
Robert Dennis
Tops
West Genesee
West Fayette Streets
New York
State group joins anti draft drive resistance
Upstate Resistance denounces Reagan policy to extend draft registration and mobilizes 20 Syracuse members to refuse. The group vows non registration and legal support for those resisting, arguing economic conscription and wartime policy threaten minorities and civil liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Palmer
Upstate
Ronald Reagan
Upstate Resistance
Syracuse
Beetle
First Lady Nancy Reagan to Join Weekend Telethon
County update reports Nancy Reagan will appear in the Weekend with the Stars Telethon for Cerebral Palsy airing nationwide over 21 hours from January 16 to 37. WIXT TV Channel 9 will broadcast locally with a taped White House message urging support for United Cerebral Palsy and services for people with disabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Reagan
Wixt-Tv
Channel 9
Reagan
White House
United Cerebral Palsy
Dennis elected president of Syracuse city unit 7801
Margaret Dennis has been elected president of the Syracuse Civil Service Employees Association Unit 7801 White Collar. She previously served as first vice president and grievance chairman and is enrolled in the Cornell ILR School. Dennis belongs to the Central New York Occupational Safety and Health Association and the Syracuse Employment and Training Planning Council. The Rotary Club of DeWitt donated 2400 to Monarch Industries for an automatic polypropylene banding machine to wrap bundles of kin dling wood produced by retarded citizens. The grant included 1400 raised by the club's truckload kindling sale on Nov 14. The balance came from the club’s philanthropy fund. The machine aims to boost productivity and secure bundles, per Carl Mellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dennis
City of Syracuse
Civil Service Employee’s Association
Dennis
Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Central New York Occupational Safety and Health Association
Syracuse Employment and Training Planning Council
Rotary Club of
DeWitt
Monarch Industries
Lowell Ave
Joseph A. McCarthy
Leslie I. Boff
DeWitt Club
Irector
Harold D. Frazee Jr
Club
Philanthrophy
Carl Mellor
Community Association
Onondaga Association For
District Attorney Advisory Council taps 1982 83 officers
New officers include Peter A. Kearney president with Lind sey Fair as vice president administration Peg Rose communications Peter Wolmes education Charles J Davia treasurer and Orlando B Francione secretary New directors are Frank Arend Bill Clark Larry Fogarty Harriett Jackles E Gendzielewski Suzanne Carr Dan Martineau Paul Richardson Jack Rooney John Rotondo Assistant district attorneys Jordan Fiske and Pat Mullin. Diet books will be reviewed by Sue Cukiernik at the Books Sandwich In program Wednesday at 12 15 p m in the Gates Room Central Library downtown Fayetteville nutrition consultant services updates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Kearney
Lindsey Fair
Peg Rose
Peter Wolmes
Charles J. Davia
Orlando B. Francione
Frank Arend
Bill Clark
Larry Fogarty
Harriett Jackles
E. Gendzielewski
Suezanne Carr
Dan Martineau
Paul Richardson
Jack Rooney
John Rotondo
Jordan Fiske
Pat Mullin
Sue Cikiernik
Gates
Central Library
Cukiernik
S. Cukiernik, Inc
Fayetteville
Beverly Hills
Judy Mazel
Susan Shults
Pritikin
Nathan Pritikin
Richard Simmons
Calendar of after school sports and community events
North Syracuse Parks and Recreation runs after school sports for grades 1 to 5 on Mondays and Thursdays from Jan 18 to Apr 1 at Main Street School. Activities include wiffleball kickball tag relay juggling. students must bring parental permission to stay after school. The program is free with no registration. The rest covers community meetings at Plymouth Church Ecker Eckankar YWCA Le Moyne College Holy Name Society CHIPS and an academy Casino Night fundraiser plus an Onondaga Library program and a senior luncheon at St Michael's Parish Center with tickets required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village of
North Syracuse
Main Street
Syracuse Eckankar Society
YWCA
Salt Springs Road
Elmcrest Children's Center
le Moyne College
Onondaga
St. Michael’s Parish Center
Utica boy found dead. homicide ruled in Bell case
Utica police probe a homicide in the death of 9 year old Johnnie Lee Bell of 1218 Seymour Ave. His body was found in a basement at 1201 Howard Ave near his home. Autopsy at St. Elizabeth's Hospital confirmed a fatal gunshot wound.
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Utica
Johnnie Lee Bell
Seymour Ave
Corn Hill
Bell
Howard Av
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Oneida County
Charles Brady
Frank Cannistra
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Onondaga Oks County Waste Plan
UOP
Tion
Rock Cut
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Geddes Brook
DEC
Smorai Road
Jan J. Single
Sheriff's Department
Everson Museum
John Dillon
Terry Base
William Walker Jr
Richard Simone
Syracuse Police Department
Simone
Ray Mora
John Conroy
Gary Root
Susan Maynard
Michael Scheibel
Danny Danzy
Ronald Coir
David Wright
Vincent Wasilewski
Anthony Callisto Jr
Brian Wrobel
Hawk
Mordue
Button
Andy Mager
Mager
Selective Service
Karen Beenle
CSEA
Rotary
Peter Kearney
Plymouth Church
E. Onondaga St
Frank Haig
St Joseph's of Camillus
Holy Name Society
Community Health Information and Planning Service, Inc
Lincoln First Bank
Lincoln Center
Onondaga County
CHIPS
Franciscan Academy Parents’ Guild
Onondaga Free Library
Seneca Turnpike
Robert Mergle
Federal Small Business Administration
Central New York
American Marketing Association
Holiday Inn
Mergie
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